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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1916

Page

3

No Forlorn Hope for Roosevelt

Special editorial from Chicago dated June 12 analyzes the Republican round up and the Hughes challenge to Wilson. It notes radicals and progressives split over Roosevelt and platform issues, predicts a unified anti Wilson coalition forming across Republicans, progressives and Democrats ahead of July.

Chicago Justice Hughes Wilson Roosevelt T. R Progressive Party Perkins Flinn Garfield Republican Party Hughes II Willson Washington

Rotary Club Luncheon Proceeds With Speeches And Stunts

William M. Robison chaired the Columbus Hotel luncheon where the largest Rotary attendance to date heard Arthur D. Bacon on business conditions and Dr. F. E. Downes on keeping science from war. The meeting mixed songs and stunts with plans for future outings and returns. The Philadelphia and Reading Railway was indicted again in Philadelphia for failing to file coal transport tariffs and for evading demurrage charges. Police plan a Paxtonia outing with luncheon and contests next month, led by Officers Hess Demma Wieseman Balthaser Fetrow and Detective Schelhas.

William M. Robison Rotary Club Columbus Hotel Arthur D. Bacon F. E. Downes Howard C. Fry Lancaster Lancaster Club Telegraph Building Worden Paint and Roof Company Hagers Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company Federal Philadelphia Port Richmond New England Paxtonia Hess, Demma Wieseman Balthaser Fetrow Schelhas

Leaders Boost the Big Ticket in Pennsylvania Nominations

Republican leaders in Pennsylvania approve Hughes for president and Fairbanks for VP, praising Hughes as a statesman and campaigner. Taft, Wanamaker, and Penrose tout the ticket's unity and readiness, while noting Fairbanks’ long public service and potential Senate impact.

Republican ticket praised for unity and strong Hughes support

Delegates and leaders hail the convention’s selections led by Justice Hughes as unifying for the Republican Party. Governor Brumbaugh and others praise the ticket as marking an end to factionalism, with claims Hughes will win a handsome majority and Fairbanks practical as VP.

Hughes Fairbanks Pennsylvania William H. Taft Philadelphia Taft Justice Hughes Bryan Senate McKinley Penrose Republican National Committee Chicago Charles W. Fairbanks Indiana United States Brumbaugh Roosevelt James P. McNichol Williams Ware Allen B. Johnson Baldwin Locomotive Works Republican Party Louis A. Watres Scranton Colonel Watres The Son Street Baptist Church Lackawanna Valley Lancaster County W. W. Griest Empire State

Clergy Plea and Troop Veterans Reunion Highlight Community News

Dr. Hawes urges broader support to raise 40000 for church improvements at Market Square Presbyterian. He jokes on autos among ministers while insisting on generous subscriptions from the 900 yet to respond. Also announced is the annual Congregational and Sunday School picnic at Bolling Springs June 21. Troop Veterans of the Governor's Troop, Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry, hold their eighteenth reunion at Mt. Gretna Camp Hastings with a 7 am rail departure and day activity near Hotel Conewago.

George Edward Hawes Market Square Presbyterian Church Dr. Hawes Bolling Springs Veteran Association of the Governor's Troop Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry Mt. Gretna Pennsylvania National Guard Camp Hastings Pennsylvania Hotel Conewago

Thousands Attend Bricker Bakery Opening in Le Moyne

The West Shore Bakery plant at Le Moyne hosted a grand opening reception drawing thousands despite a delayed deluge. Attendees toured the spotless, well lit facilities with music, refreshments, and free bread. Peony gift baskets from bakery employees honored Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bricker. Grocers from Harrisburg and nearby towns planned inspections for tomorrow evening.

Lemoyne West Shore Bakery L. M. Bricker Harrisburg Bricker

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